Four New Exhibition Openings on Nov. 4!

GATE Projects Opens New Exhibitions in Downtown Glendale.

Friday, Nov. 4 5-9pm

101 N. Brand Ave. Suite 140. Glendale, CA 91203

• Opening Reception for: Translating Transitions #2 by Marilyn Lowey, Mylar Forest by Jennifer Wolf, Recycled Trees by The Glendale Woodturners Guild, and Bouble Vision by David Lovejoy.

• Still on view: Untitled by David O. Johnson, Tomorrow by Jeremy J. Quinn, Anti-Monumental by P. Williams, Getting It by Srboohie Abajian, Punch: Prints by David John Attyah, Utopia: Constructions by Mark Gens, Has That Always Been There? by Taylor Tschider, and Lucky Mandala by Tomo Isoyama

• Parking available East of Brand Blvd. & Orange (90min. free) & 101 N. Brand (paid).

• GATE transforms temporarily vacant storefronts into art exhibition sites. For more info and a map of all the exhibitions visit www.gateprojects.org.

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Opening / Closing Celebration Friday Sept. 16 from 5-9PM at 101 N. Brand Ave. Suite 140.

GATE Projects Opens Four New Exhibitions in Downtown Glendale Celebration Friday Sept. 16 from 5-9PM at 101 N. Brand Ave. Suite 140.

• Opening Reception for: Punch: Prints by David John Attyah, Utopia: Constructions by Mark Gens, Has That Always Been There? by Taylor Tschider, Lucky Mandala by Tomo Isoyama

• Closing Reception for: Protoslag 2011 by William Kaminski and Adam Mason, Consideration & Distribution by Anna Magnuson, Untitled by David O. Johnson, You Didn’t Think I Could Run a Mile in Six Minutes by Michael Ano.

• Still on view: Tomorrow by Jeremy J. Quinn, Anti-Monumental by P. Williams, and Getting It by Srboohie Abajian.

• Parking available East of Brand Blvd. & Orange (90min. free) & 101 N. Brand (paid).

• GATE transforms temporarily vacant storefronts into art exhibition sites. For more info and a map of all the exhibitions visit www.gateprojects.org.

On Sept. 16, 2011, from 5-9PM Glendale Area Temporary Exhibitions (GATE) will celebrate the opening of new exhibitions and the closing of existing exhibitions in empty storefronts in downtown Glendale. Guests are also welcome to experience three additional existing art installations in the downtown Glendale area.

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Opening Reception Photos of Consideration & Distribution by Anna Magnuson

What an amazing turnout! Keep bring your objects to the gallery or mail them to Anna to help her continue her project. Check out the photos from the opening below:

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Check out this great video about GATE artist Anna Magnuson!

Check out this awesome piece on Anna Magnuson, whose project consideration & distribution, will be opening Friday April 22 at GATE projects in Suite 230 at 101 N. Brand Blvd. in Glendale, CA.

The video is by John Hwang.

consideration & distribution is a project by Anna Magnuson, curated by Tucker Neel

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Another GATE review in Glendale News Press

Unifying city
Art exhibits in windows of unleased businesses a quick take on talent in town.

By Terri Martin
March 18, 2011

Unifying city Art exhibits in windows of unleased businesses a quick take on talent in town.

The Glendale Area Temporary Exhibitions Project (GATE), along with the city of Glendale and local property owners, has contrived a symbiotic relationship that promotes local emerging and established artists and brings beauty and culture to downtown Glendale by replacing “for lease” signs in temporarily vacant business spaces with thought-provoking, smile-inspiring artworks.

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GATE Artist Srboohie Abajian profiled in The Glendale News-Press

Artist’s exhibit is comment on material world

by By Kelly Corrigan, kelly.corrigan@latimes.com

March 10, 2011 | 12:40 p.m.

Artist Srboohie Abajian of Glendale in front of her "Getting It" monotype prints being displayed at 2 West Broadway at Orange in Glendale on Thursday, March 3, 2011. Abajian's prints are being displayed by the Glendale Area Temporary Exhibitions (GATE) through April 1. (Raul Roa/Staff Photographer)

Artist Srboohie Abajian never knows when inspiration might strike her. For instance, an idea will sometimes flicker in her mind while she’s driving, causing her “to stop and get any paper I find in the car and write very fast,” she said.

Inspiration for her recent art work, on display in a window near the northeast corner of Broadway at Orange Street. at 180 Broadway in Glendale, presented itself by way of observation. “It is a social commentary on how we live,” Abajian said.

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Q: What is an RFQ?

A: An RFQ is a request for qualifications. Artists don’t need to submit specific project proposals, just provide a summary of their background, work and interest in GATE. This is meant to make it easy for artists to express that they are available and interested and to give us enough information to be able to see potential matches between available sites and artists work. When a specific exhibition is being created, individual artists will be contacted for more concrete discussions.

Q: When will you announce who has been selected?

A: The submissions will all be reviewed and artists will only be selected for specific exhibitions and sites. This process is continuous and ongoing. If we have not contacted you to say you have been selected it does not mean that you are not being considered for upcoming shows, as new locations become available. Please check back to this website for updates.
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453 S. Spring St. #1039

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GATE (Glendale Area Temporary Exhibitions) is a curatorial project coordinated with the City of Glendale and local property owners interested in promoting the arts. The project features emerging and established artists through a series of exhibitions in temporarily available spaces. Organized by PRACCIS, a creative collaboration exploring interactions of public art, design and media, GATE aims to open a new awareness of the potential for familiar civic and commercial space to provide a fertile ground for innovative cultural exploration
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